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  • av Ella J. Harebell
    169

    The poem 'Kaleidoscope' celebrates the different aspects of one's personality, emotions, and experiences, and reflects on how they coexist in one inextricable whole. Just like a kaleidoscope, this anthology tries to showcase poems of many colours and shapes, moving through them to create a diverse and vibrant picture.

  • av Helene Bentley
    155,-

    A little book of poetic verse. My life and soul in language.

  • av Age Cee
    169

    An anthology of poems in many different forms....as promised. Let's have a conversation in poem, lyrical, musical, spiritual, and probably unusual. Get ready for an adventure of epic proportions, as wide and vast as your mind will allow. Buckle up. Get ready for what is.....promised.

  • av Vanessa Wong
    169

    Rediscovering remnants of my past, thoughts, and dreams scattered across the galaxies of my mind. Finding love, hope, and light in progress...

  • av Lindsay Waugh
    155,-

    Poetry inspired by the many adventures and shenanigans experienced during D&D campaigns.

  • av Sue Bicknell
    155,-

    In the wakeful hours when most other people are asleep the mind may think about many different subjects. In this book some of them are transposed into poetry.

  • av Nix Woodsworth
    169

    Here lies the naked soul of this author, RIP. You'll find my thoughts scattered like weeds... uproot and discard at your discretion.

  • av Esther Shobowale
    179,-

    ""You are more than one thingIt is impossible for you to be nothingWhen you are somebodies everythingI pray you find healingFrom what ever wounds are hurting""

  • av Carson Yenchar
    155,-

    whispering shrieks is a collection dedicated to nature and to the mysteries of feelings, the powerful emotions we feel everyday, and how life itself shapes us into who we want to be. It is meant to evoke emotion, and to relate to how people feel and learn through those feelings. Although it's hard to even acknowledge our feelings, it is important to at least recognize we have them. Follow the journeys these poems take you through, from sweltering deserts to looming mountains.

  • av Andy Pearce
    169

    An eclectic personal collection of poems, spanning various topics and styles of poetry.

  • av Jess Thoroughgood
    155,-

    Reflections on life as a woman, wife and mother with Anxiety and Autism.

  • av Emma Valerie Rose
    169

    Life is unpredictable, and so are the poems in this little book of poetry. Turmoil, happiness, success, celebrations... it all goes on.

  • av Armita Gerami
    169

    This book draws inspiration, in terms of style and ideas, from classic literature as well as modern day artists. Armita wrote from her personal experience, pent-up emotions as well as her imagination alone.

  • av Evelyn McKellar
    169

    ""This poetry collection faces head-on the daunting work of being human. From heartache to healthcare, politics to playfulness, these poems explore healing, resilience, and belonging. May these words companion your journeys into the unknown. May you release what hinders your wholeness. May you disrupt the status quo of productivity and embrace what is healthy for your muscles and vasculature. May you find your voice buried beneath all the 'should' narratives. From my journey to yours, Evey.""

  • av Tyler Smart
    155,-

    This book of 21 poems was written in 21 days for The Write Challenge by BookLeaf Publishing.

  • av Tony Myers
    169

    Small bits of horror is a collection of horror haikus and other poems that explore traditional aspects of horror themes, while the author was under the challenge to produce one poem, each day for twenty-one days.

  • av Megan Tsiotsios
    155,-

    Within this book is a collection of my poetry. Just like my bipolar mind, I jump from topic to topic, happy to sad, no real order to anything. I accepted the challenge to write 21 poems in 21 days in order to create this book. The only poem that wasn't written within these days was the poem for Tup Tup who passed away in 2021. I find writing is a way to cope when things are too hard or I am having trouble processing my thoughts and feelings. My hope is that this book may bring comfort to others, even if it is only the comfort in knowing they are not alone.

  • av Julia Coelli
    169

    Poems? Poems.

  • av Matthew Strohl
    169

    Life is a confusing journey full of twists and turns, with something new around every corner. Not everything is sunshine and rainbows -- in fact, few things are. Life is a tumultuous maze of exuberant highs and soul crushing lows. The snapshots enclosed in this collection provide perspective on the array of emotions that life has to offer. It is hard to put words to the tribulations we face throughout our lives, but there is a certain beauty when that raw emotion can be captured in ink on the page.

  • av Hal Purton
    155,-

    A collection of assorted poems by Hal Purton, with which he bored all of his friends whenever he got the chance.

  • av Renée-Loup Caron
    169

    This book is a collection of poems from the past few months. They illustrate a change in season as much as how one may relate to the society that surrounds them. The past two years have been rough on maybe people; these poems are an observation of this change within the self but within society as well. They explore multiple themes, some of which might not be about what you think they are.

  • av Katarie Herman
    169

    Who do I want to be? How do I want to be seen? How did I get here? Poetry is my way to talk about all of that.

  • av Sarah-Ann Ogilvie
    169

    Poetry as Therapy as Art.

  • av K. Delaney
    155,-

    ""Something Sinister this way comes. Enter now, into a compilation of poetry exploring the dark, ominous and fearful. Pages of varying degree and subject; peek into humanity's deep and dark.""

  • av Mysa Le
    169

    A composition of miscellaneous and unpublished drafts turned into existence. Don't find me I'm lost.

  • av Jazmine Thompson
    169

    A series of poems; a view of the internal anguish of a person who has continued although they didn't know how, endured some hard seasons that broke and remade her, and laughed most of the way through. And most of all, these are the words of a person who has lived and chosen to continue living.

  • av Georgia Hill
    169

    ""You are not alone in this chaotic world Pour a coffee, sit with the pain You hold it inside Feel it, Understand it, Learn from it, Then let yourself grow...""

  • av Gemma Herbertson
    155,-

    ""This lovingly laboured assortment of thought-provoking poems brings you a taste of the bitter-sweet experiences which come with experiences of holding on and letting go. Many times, life teaches when to hold on, and when to let go; and in this moving and inspiring poetry collection, Gemma Herbertson takes you on a journey of parts and counterparts in life: from the flighty highs of love and finding purpose, to the realities of Alzheimer's Disease, and being a mother to a child with complex special needs. It also includes reflections on some of the more profound questions which can both confront and comfort us through our lives. This is a poetry collection which you will cherish, contemplate, and enjoy.""

  • av Aarti Khatwani Bhatia
    169

    "What you do each day, matters. But you take up so many tasks, every single day, that it leaves you drained by night. And by then, nothing matters but the welcoming comfort of your bed. So here is a person, taking up one basic task each day, that will leave you feeling funny & accomplished at the same time. To give you a glimpse, the first day's task is to eat. That's it. Just eat. No, not to be a glutton. Just accomplish the task of eating. And the rest of the 20 days will follow in easy footsteps such. What happens in each of them, you ask? Read this quirky poetic story of 21 days and find out for yourself!"

  • av Ranaea Myers
    169

    R.Myers, is back with her second book. We all have thoughts but what would happen if you let them be poems? What would you say if you let your thoughts speak as loudly as you hear them?

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